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Survey of London
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… prebendary's lodgings. 6 He to have the kitchen, with his larder next the court, with all the wall room, tower, town … lodgings. 10 He to have the whole lodging, from the larder gate to the pentise gate, with the chambers there, … it and the church. This gate was usually called the larder-gate, close on the left or east side of which, was the …
Survey of London Monograph
… of the said late Priory constructed and built over the 'larder howse' and the 'cole-howse' of the said tenement … to see in what other part could have been situated the "larder-howse" and "cole-howse" adjoining the tenement which …
A History of the County of Essex
… so it consisted in 1507 of a parlour, with a chimney and larder at one end and two chambers; above were a study and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… battens hung on two strap-hinges. In the S. wall of the larder or N.E. room is an old doorway with stop-chamfered …
A Survey of London
… Marchant, 1521. Iohn Ricroft Esquire, Sargeant of the Larder to Henrie the seuenth, and Henrie the eight, 1532. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and to the left is a room at the back, now used as a larder. A smaller room at the front is now only reached from …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… servants' chamber, cellar, hall, kitchen, buttery, larder, brewhouse, piggon, dairy. There were beds or …